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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

HALIFAX, AuR. a.-Admlrmi I,pna
QommandeF Of the unilsd States Nsvsi
forces. u lhe North Atlantic wa1ese' 80
AatnoEiesd TIE Statement tkat hiS rhins
sefe not sent 20 the Gulf 81 A. I~1-
renee 20 prevent BY furos lhe seirnra a.
A@ercan fisherman BY the DomInlon
e.utsefA nnt rather % render guch mor-
~ support - the mere presence az ~.
eIal aaips might aHosd IN the event al 4
seizure q an American flshinn vne~ai
Iof an ALLEGED violation of lha inws al
NE dominion. TIE oaas must -
teuRht cot be says IN ne ooagts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

GAsrKEN, AaR. 6.-Tha soena a ths
paFsi1R Of ne EmpsroEs yesierday vas
end aaid; ~By the Almighty's leave.
ss reroir, antii next year" Emperor
Francis Jossph replied ia b sars and
esFlaln." Al this point EmpsFor VIII
Ian Wsa 0TeReome with emotion. he
Kissed EmpaEnx RfAneiB yoasph aRaln
and aRain, and ibey finally ssparaisd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

sAN fhAaumoos AnR. 8.-The period
nsmee " ne recent bonding OF oon-
loerAois portion OF the water front Of
4n,snsaa vii expire on the 2eth inst.
Ans smsant named q lhe time Of lha
9oea.ne vas $4,000 There Ia much
goous g 70 me truth Of the aFst report
"a. we Asohioon, Topeka & santa Fe
Company we're tbe neeotieiorn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

Pass. AuR. s'-Ths 0renoblA Telbu-
nal has santsnoed n. Eaeuei, editor Of
the Fefife bappAfnofa, 10 en- m0nthaa
impFisonment ana % pas 8 nne ~
200 francs for unfairly Voan6lne n
NsSellle IL . dnei.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

N.w foaE. AaR. &.--John W. RIsehav
oeclined to-day 20 make nnv sealsros,,s
y tne puhlic threnEh Msnacer Piass
g ne Nevada hank e ean Freneis-e'
~; 1.Aekay said that hs never arl6os.
sAe1 NE pahhaAed alaiament 10 ~ sf.
Isot tnaa eahla raAa had been eerena
gpon y ~ eenla per word. Tia Rllwnr
nlne let ne hohman House earlv NJ
ssnt sAeot % the hank, where l. -
sstted Q1ile . nnmbeF of oailara IA
lanened With y. ID. Moore ana whan
4poken 20 laoonieallv remarked. N hewa
nothlnR % saw II ra-..-e--- y @~f~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

PAHa, Aug. Wainsbash Bros
German toy manufaeingsrs of Ember
neine, Depafimfnt % Mossiie. wko.s
faetofy was ordered eIos1d by the Pre-
feet. hsve been given three tnonaha b.
The Govsrument 10 ofder thai theV NAV
have q ehanee 70 disposs cf their goods.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

kxlssunas Ana. &-Collecsiuna 49,
sa.sa 70 yesterday IN everv German
Gataniia church ID thia ciie. A erees !
aefman memolial hoase a New Vo,S
- noner q TIE dffieth anniVsrsatv AZ
ne efolnaiton nf Pope Leo mi a. :
ue... 1ne baildinR viii Be nauoea ~
80 noase, and win be- used for Gsrunn
- - gtanse Ihe money collected hV -
Setmea catholics h thi8 ooantrV for
ne etoinAuon eeltbratian 4 10 - 49,
ses ~. pekpase, while the amount re-
eet.eQ tfa2a al& other naRk nnlielrn a.
Oaiaolies vill b ssni aiFUef ln Rnme.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

WAEHnoToH. Aue. e.-Capiain A. "A.
Paysos, United States Eneineer, REQ
gmnenda appropriations for fhs next
aaeal years expenditures aa follows
San Joaqstn River. Gal. ell9.000, No
tslamne River. Cal, e10oo; Pstaiuma
Greek. Gal. 5000; 8aoFamen4o and
Feather Rivers, 900; Humhaldl Har-
fsor and Ravm nIdn fa0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

raR fRANcmco, AnR. S.--Tha paciae
hallway Commissioners expect 10 eor.-
plets their Investigation IN f0o veeka
when they vii proceed Ras,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

sAN FnaEcnsCo, Ana. t. Qaita A num.
Der OF deep wafer vessels have been
purchased lately By local espllaiiesa ana
will BE- plered In the Coast ooaI fFaSe
The ship Harry Morse has been unr.
chased By L. +. White. the price bsina
15OO, and she will ioin the Harvester,
Jahn A. Briggs, Glory Of the seas. I,nvi
q. Burgess, William III. Maay ara
others. The only four deep water ves.
sells grain-laden are IL the stream await.
lnR crews. They are tbo British ahip
Garfield and the American ahirs Ohmre.
boroagh, Eureka and Thomas n. Rped
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

PAhIs. Aua. s.--The Ciothine Oattsrs'
Union of America ere holding their eco.
ond annuai oonveniiou here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09
bnppoatd IneenllaFI AFFealal.

PrTTnHUna, Ana. 8.-Wnllam Samaon
and James heFFon were Builoaated bV
escapinR gas this afternoon while re-
pairing . regulator under Charters
street IN AlIeRhauy Olty,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09

LoHDoN. Aag. 6.-The Midland Hail
way Company's strike ban collapsed.
ClsthlmR Cmsfsrn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
SOME OraRR DAY.
SUSAN COOLIDGE.

Oh Al the words that grown folks say,
4 saddesi are Ii ste. "Doms other uayn
20 easily. oareieHsly, sftsn said.
nat 70 childish ears they ere wovds OF dread
10 nope knsll and TO wish doom.
a Hoet on exp ctAnoy'i tender bloom:
rof even the baby VINO 10 srcs %. crawl
Knows promise itks that 10 no prem iss At Ali.
"nd that out Of sight and of mind away
IL that mookinx mirage. Some o. hs: day.
The years Mt by, aud wishes fade,
nd youth N the grave Of age 10 laid.
Ana inc child Who bs OF his youthful VIII
- cnild no more. bat 10 wstti4g gill.
ror the ple asure deferred, the lei. out game.
Ihougb IL came ~ last, ia never tho ssms:
ms buboIe has died on tbs nsntIipr cue
rhe drhught Ia full as 90 drink IL on.
AND olf hopts iauSh at us q We say.
al lass It has come. that 'lther day."
an! little boarts which beat sud fret
\ ainst the bound by patience set,
fturs . Dut u Iiversal fato,
nd the old es the younp all hayo to walt
on vii, lssra Ike us 10 bs stout 10 D ain.
ana not 70 cry wnsn your wishes prove vsin.
nd tnat ronsth grows from . tnwartsd
And that service 10 done BY standing still,
and 80 brsvely look u into hsaysn AMI saw,
II shall find IL Gil thers. some othsr d ~ .'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
The CORA, mock ace OF = Queen.

Queen Msrgberta possesses a coral
necklace which she always wears day
and night. If the Queen wears
dress with which the ornament does
not harmonize she keeps her necklace
on, although hidden. The following
touching story is told in connection
with the necklace: Five years ago the
Italian Crown Prince, Victor En-
manuel, was out walking in Venice
with his tutor. He noticed some
corals in a jewelers. window which
pleased him very much ~ shall
buy those for my mother" he said,
and SO saying entered the shop to ask
the price of the corals. On hearing
the sum he said: II have not 80 much
money at present, but will make you
an offer. l will buy five corals to-day
and you keep the rest for me, and as
often as l have saved some money l
will send it to you, and you will send
to me as many of the remaining corals
as the money will buy" The bargain
was concluded; about two years
elapsed before the Prince had the
pleasure of presenting his mother with
The necklace. The Queen, on hearing
the circumstances of the purchase, was
very much affected, and said to her
son. "This is now the most precious
of all my jewels, and l will never
cease to wear it, tor it will always re-
mind me of your tender love Tor me-"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

HOrlUE-I, . SEPH p. LACY. THE
IN ssnans OF the house atuated SOL " !.
beconl luseA 10 the Tenth ward Of the
city OF Wilminston, county Of New Oastje
spd State Of Delaware, in 90 appliance with
the requirements Of the act OF the 0ensrai
Assembly In such cass made and yrovid.d.
do hereby give D.ttoe that shalt apply 10
vrittng 10 the Oouft Of GENERAL Sesiions OF
the Psscs and J III Delivery OF the state Of
Belawars, In an6 for New Castle county.
on Monday, the = 0. cay OF Nov, A. ID. 1887.
being the next tern OF said court, for q II.
osnse for taid houss as an inn Or tavern. Tor
the sale therein OF intoxic Atipg LIQUORS 10
less qusutiues To "a one qa&rt, u be drung
on tbs prenisas aud the following rospsotA-
bic oitissrs Of SAID ward recommsnd the
sid apphc,tion. viz:
James J aibson JAmsl Murray
James &srd LeRts J Graham
ldstn GArrashy Max s.II Mahobey
William DOl'tru In mae DoDahoe
Je,emiah oilfns honas + starr
Mfeheel CORNELL Jss d Fisuasan
WIN o. onoen SAMUEL N ns.oo
John Dillon Thomas r uibsou
WIN %aisn P.'rieg Urugnerty
James Buns JImes Ktrs
Jo,opb otoecsje J3Des Y saener
Hermann Efb w II Chamburs
olsap JDbEfh L. Lacy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

Bob G. tells the funniest thing on
himself. Bob can tell it far better
than | can write 1t, and you must i'm
agine wheezy fat man, with numer.
GUS little bitches in his voice, to appre-
ciate Bob's style. He tells the story
thus:
when Huff was mayor, way back
in the long ago, was Just about as
wild chap as there was in town. l
got to hitting the red eye pretty heavi.
Iy, ard several times l was called up
before his Honor, who would fine me
five or ten dollars. Blu. one time got
on big tear, and when was brought
up next morning l knew right away
that Huff was going to swing me. He
looked at me a little, and then began
lecture, enumerating my sins on his
fingers as he went.
Bob, he began, 'yoi are making
a nuisance of yourself You are get
ting to be vagabond;' and the calm,
measured tones of his voice took me
down considerably.
"Then he grew more benevolent as
he continued counting on his fingers.
Bob, you come OF good family.
knew your fathers good. honest citi-
zen-I knew your two uncles,s and both
of them are as good men as the coun-
try Affords
"Here he told off three fingers, and
l felt real good, for l thought he was
placing that many points to my credit
yes, Bob, l knew them we'll, and
now l am going to teach you lesson.
l fine you $685."
"'Phe-w-w!' / cried, involuntary.
Please, your Honor, If you had a.
known my grandfather believe you
would have made it $780,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

The Bavaria Is one of the sights of
Munich, and most interesting one
too. 1t Is an enormous bronze statute
of female figure holding wreath,
and Is typical Of the glory of the
kingdom OF Bavaria. 1t is erected on
a natural terrace which exists In the
suburbs of Munich, whereon, at the
giddy height of forty, feet, a number of
beer and music gardens are placed,
commanding the only view of the
city which can be had, save from the
little park on the other side OF the
1sar. The Bavaria statute is so very
large that eight or nine people can
crowd into its head, the inner side of
the nose being favorite seat. Look
ing out of the little peep holes, the up.
raised arm, = few feet distant, proves
to be about the Size of a chimney OF a
large river steamboat.
The figure has q sort OF chignon at
the back of the head, the interior of
which contains copper plate, in
scribed with q briet history of the
statue.
Behind the Bavaria is a corridor or
pavilion in classical style, containing
busts OF numerous German celebrities,
and Of great many more who are
celebrities no longer.
Painters, preachers, architects, mu.
slcians, diplomatists, are all lepre-
sented in this marble group.
Jelly, Hans Sachs, Orlando di Lassn
Whose house iu an old street is marked
by commemorative slab), Holhein,
Cranach, Durer, Gluck and others are
among the number, the latest addition
being the artist Cornelius.
In front OF the Bavaria, and extend.
ing from it to the houses of the city, Is
wide plain or common, whereon the
fetes and races are held.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
F0uRd Clay.

Baggsgsmaitar Charles II. Ford q,
the p, W. & B. r. r depot, who Ii
one of the Owners OF the farm Of the
ls'e George W. Ford, Of Cecil County,
NIL, bas discovered vein of fne clay
on the farm. The clay is thou ht to bs
ksolln similar to that found near Hook.
e,siD, this county. A vein of Hpe rot
tar's clay has been known TO exist on
10 form for years, but no effort wss
made to mine it Samples have been
sent to the man ufnctuters Of cisy and
pottery, and II II proves to be kaolin
M. Ford will mine 1t for the msrks,s,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
House and Furniture Sold.

Jacob Backhus, who 10 arranging to
remove to Brooklyn, N Y, and reside
with tne of his daughters who lives In
that city, disposed OF his personal
property, on Wednesday afternoon,
through the Assistance OF Hukill q
Lank, auotioueer', at quite satisfactory
prices, ~ well hs his house No. s21
West Fourth street, which WAS knocked
down TO John T. Walker for $3.50
Mr.. b. Is over 80 years OF age, and his
health being somewhat impaire d
PROMPTED him TO make the above
named change.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

The tournAtnenG esteruos was q fail
ure and tie Delaware State Tournane nj
Society lefs the city disguised. The
knight, think Wilmington has no ap
probation OF chivslry and caB not bt
Induced 10 pstrontzs such shows The
elegant trophy and championship con
test Tor tbs bve StSsss Is tLer1fore de-
clarei Oft. They had better strike q
gr-eEer town next time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
w,tndr.wo from the Knights,

The local sssembly of Steam Enai-
ns,rb, 10 chicago, has Withdrawn from
the knights Of Labor and formed an
INDEPENDENT or5er VI tts own, under
the name Of the American Oroer of
Sram Engineers Efforts will b. made
ia eztenr the orfer ihrou9hons the
Uuttsd States apd ultimately to form .
Ns,iona, orc snizstion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
Obituary,

Isaac T. JeGsris, one OF tho mos.
prominent ooiortd nsn of the c,sy, disd
At his home, No lil8 Tatnaii street, on
Tuesday, night OK heart disease, after
M illness Of hus four hours. The Dc.
ceased WIS 81 years OF sse, and had
lived Al years In this city. iia wss q
Ks,gut remplar. A wife and two cons
survive Elm,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
GIr;s Wail De Admitted.

The committee on the night school
have deo,ded TO admit girls " the
school Thia an excellent decision, M
there arc many glrls in the city wi he
@ork during the day and DO both r aed
and desire an eduoAsion. For tho small
sum OF 81 tor tbirtsen weeks these pee
Pile osn much improve their mentai
condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
St.sHt Fire.

An alarm Il FRO WAS strnck from ncx
IS about Q 10 > tsterisy. Sumo oedtijue
had oaueut On Are In house on Eft.
t. enth street, pesr Walnut, and csus, d
she alarm. A Plug stream Soon exun.
gutshed 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

At tho last term of the Court OF G [.
eral sese ions sh- following persons were
appoiuted to lSs out rosd to run cost
from tho Pnilodelph'a tuzppiae TO
Rteveryiew Statioa: VIM. DaPont,
Jane, " HofIe"ker, II, Lewtp Ar
strong. Vincent q Finn ana Samu /
GrisGs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

0En RswABD-THE Alb, We RF-
UCO WARD will be paid for tho rocov
cry Of tho tao horses stolen non Conrad
Cripple Msrsh, Oh tho morning of COZ. 18Th
One Iron gray, about 0 years old. lame In
en- hind fjot, and the other bay horse,
white hind feet, about Q years OH. WheB
last sosu wero being driven tow Ard keef
station. Klkk MAN Ooaoh and Livery no..
WtIminpt ton, dol. oI98 t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
PUBLIC SALES.
pUBLIC SALE OF Pc RSONA
4 property. WIN be sold at public sale a
the late residence of Lewis Bird, In Brandy
wine Hundred, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER a5ru. 1857.


at one O'Clock, n. M,
The following described perfonal property:
COED horse cows. 2 fat hogs, Is pair OF
chickens, 2-horse farm wagon, horse cart !;
nearly new, market dearborn. Gerina town
carriage, hor e-rake, moving marhihr grain
ran, wheat harrow, grtndston e, boring ma
chine, Z broad AK, S aud pitching axe. nearly
new, lot OF axes. post anRers, post dog.
msMl and wedges, cr0ss-cut saw, large h ok
and fall. lgo feet rope lot OF rope. post digger
crowbar. inattocks, shoyels, good barn shovel,
manure forks. 4 hay forks, .rakes, hoes, etc
plows, 3cultiyator', .pike cul,ivator. spike
harrow, long ladders, 2 me"lGm length, 8
short ladders: hives Of bees, lot Of empty
ives, dol. go1d grain bags lot of phosplat.
Days large feed c"est- small feed chest, tool
chest and contents, harness. sets of pluw
harness. double wagon h trness new dearburn
harness. co nnleie, Uade to order. carl har-
ness collars, brides and lines barrels boxes,
baskets meat tubs and nenctts, sausage cut'cr,
can OF lard butter tub zine hne,i, TWO ha"dlrd
cnnrn; small chnrn. 2doH. mill. pans, bu"k,ts,
etc. Wheat and oats In straw, lisy by the ton
20 shocks OF corn. wheat In the x ounl: house
hold and kitchen furniture: beds bstisiea $
and bedd ny, tab es, chairs, settce, cock,
carpets. No. 5 Monarch cook stove, in Y cd
Orde dishes. glass and or, ckery ware, ard
many articles net herein enumerated Terms
al sale. CLARK WEBSTER
l.. W. Stldham 4 SON, Aucts. Itd Itw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

When baby was sick, we gave her Castor.f
When she WIS Uhild, nhe cried for Uaaf, ,is
When che hal Children, SHE .ga0s them ias
to lria.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
DUBLIC SALE
40 BUILDING LOTS.

On Coleman street, Duncan street and
Ninth avenue, ives. WILMINGTON, uel., 90
EASY MONTHLY NSTaLLMENTS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1887,
At $50 O'Clock, p. IN,
On tho premises without 1stpon. m snt or
undefbidd Ing. (exaeDt II weather Ia extreme
y bad, sale via be- hell en- ths following
Saturday.
Those lots ara all eltuated nesr The West
Ysrd sh0pr Of the r.. W. b r., falIm1r e Il
Ohio and Villa ipgton Il Ntr:hera rAiIr ,sds,
the works ofthe Betti Machine 90 Trump
others m achins Co, Delaware Pai0 Work !,
Celluvert Mas u fsctutlng Oo and within lo
minutes walk o: the Harlan d Aollingsworth
Go. works.
Properly in this section OF tne city ,s con.
unuaily Increasing 10 value, and Ion 'ss rent.
Ing under So per month are In great de-
mand.
Every 10; offered viii positively bs soli To-
gardiess Of price So for plots, terms or
othe: psrtcuI ars. CAL on
HAWKINS & Co.,
T2 Market street.
oiS cod Agents W effect tue sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

The haDdsamest line OF ve!vsts and
plushes Mt millinery PALACES, 6l7 MAJ
xet md 20 King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

DUBLlO SALE OF UowS-wILL BE
L sold Of pR,i, sale, a. tho Bellevue
hotel, Ninth usrd, city OF WILMINGTON,
New Uastlo Uounsy, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 2 tn, 1857,
at l o'clock p. M,
% lead OF hrst class you az cove. fENR
w Freth ami Springe:g.
The above are q c1oios lot o; COWS; lhoy
were selected especially 'or THIS saie.
Among them may be found soma heavy
milKors and superior butter o1ss
N. B.-This lJt OF 90 vs. arc worth looking
after. % they kre Il st class Ia every par
uculeY,
ana months credit.
n. L. ROBERTS.
L. W. Stidham b Son. Aucts. ole d&w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to q
as nicely and perfectly as possible can b.
suited by Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor, No Sl6 French street. Patrons OF
Mr. Harding, who are among our promi'
nent and influential citizens, have express
cd themselves as exceedingly comtortabi.
and greatly pleased with the neat fit OF
their garments, which are always made II
the latest style. French, Engli b and cas
simere suitings and cloths of oil kinds
of the latest styles, are always on hand.
As cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching, gentlemen should cal
and see the sts es at once. s22 3m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

For bronchial, Atthmatic and Pulmon-
AIRY Complaints,
aBrowu's Blnr chiai Troches" have re-
marksbe curative properties. Sold
only in hoxes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

-,I,-s)AruEhs. At $40 MAN
ne, .i,cet; uiosly furnishsd Io,m on
Ixrd ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
[K p ALLEN WHO HAVING HAD

NJ isS Fl-OhkssTIN Is TOBIAS,
WI Teacher OF Music,
slp-2op <1a 9hst win g.feet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

.vrvn-A GIRL FOR GEN
ga "N oct s-att
..xhtfE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

,.,pnA YOUTH AT TIL z
|TANnbu,g,on CoInpereiai ,nllege, SIN
M Winm,tsts free tuition for srrvices'
Y NIte t.,st ~ . worthy person. oh-h
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

,.,vtp-A SITUATION BY a
kUAr ,sr.bd Industrious youns ran ~
III 5000 - e''A olS.tts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

.xrrD-A WHITE PROTEST
a1' az. o:tlO-2tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

urr,-rlN AND SWEPT IRON
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10
Mrs. FALCON. of ,vOlun-
teers Statement.

If the readers of this paper will remember
one week ago to-day In these columns was
the picture of a prominent baker of Minnapo-
lis. We desire to place before the public in this
issue the wife of Mr.. Jacob Falcon, who said
to the writer: II have been constant suf-
ferer since was child. Ny eyes would
flare out as though they were trying to leap
out OF my head. l became so dizzy at times
that thought the pavement was not large
enough for me to walk on. I would stagger
from one side to the other, and imagined
that the sidewalks were opening and
would swallow me up. | got SO bad was
afraid to go out alone. I had no appetite;
could relish nothing that / ate: was subject
to pap1tation of the heart: had pains all
through ms system, and never knew what it
was to be well. L was a most miserable
creature, and thought l would be far better
dead. l had tried all kinds of patent medi-
cines and also consulted several physicians,
who told me that was suffering from COM
plication Of diseases. l, however, derived no
benefit from their treatment. l was becom-
ing very Respondent when l was induced to
visit DR.. McCoy's Office. After careful eX-
animation he made an accurate diagnosis of
my case and told me he could treat me sue
cessfully. I at once placed myself under his
treatment, and in a short time began to i'm
prove, and to-day feel better than have for
a plumber of years. and as well as l ever did
in my life, and cannot say how happy feel
on the result of my treatment. l can now
enjoy my meals, have a good appetite, sleep
well, move around and do my own homework
without any OF the hardShipS l used to have
to endure. My nose, which was always
stopped up, is now perfectly clear, and ! feel
like an entirely new person."